Launch WindowedApplication from another WindowedApplication

I have one WindowedApplication and I simply want to launch
the second WindowedApplication. Is it possible to do that?

@NathanaelJones Yes. You can prevent the initial application
window from ever becoming visible. The code in the
WindowedApplication class can then open any other windows needed.
You will have to write code to close this window at the appropriate
time, since, obviously, the user can't.
To prevent the WindowedApplication window from appearing, set
it's visible attribute to false:
<mx:WindowedApplication xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
visible="false">

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